LatentCode
Give your agents a goal. Keep your team in control.
A main agent plans the work. Persistent side agents handle implementation and tests, using suitable permitted models and retaining their working context.
LatentStack is a modular AI software stack. This component is available on its own.
How it works
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Multiple supported model families
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Persistent side agents, with context
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Goal-based work and reviewable changes
Conceptual agent workflow
Works with
Models
Private self-hosted model families and approved third-party endpoints, routed through LatentGateway.
Agents and editors
Runs alongside the coding assistants and editors your team already uses; it does not require their removal.
Code hosts
Git-based code hosts, working against branches and reviewable changes.
Supported-capability list v0.1 · owned by engineering · requires engineering sign-off before publication.
What it does not do
−It does not deliver work unattended. Changes are proposed for human review.
−It does not guarantee that agent output is correct or complete.
−It does not decide which models a workload may use — that is set in LatentGateway.
−It is not measured to improve whole-factory productivity; no such result is published.
Deployment note
Agent execution is separate from where the platform and the underlying model are hosted. Local execution and configured sandboxes are both supported.
Works alone. Better with
Questions
Does it replace our current coding agent?
Not necessarily. Context can be supplied to supported third-party agents; LatentCode is available when a team wants it.
Is LatentStack one product or a collection of tools?
LatentStack is one stack, sold in parts. Its components provide coding agents, model controls, context, shared skills, collaboration and learning from agent work. Each has a clear role in how your team gets work done.